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Sortwell was in the line-up for the first time yesterday, his presence greatly strengthening the attack. Hopkins, tht only player to score for the University during the first half, proved quick and accurate in his shooting. Brown and Claflin both played steady games, showing good headwork...
...winning team out of inexperienced material. Coach Haughton, in particular, is deserving of the highest recognition. He succeeded in building up an alert, aggressive and clever eleven which was able to defeat team after team of superior weight and strength. Although the new rules have favored the crushing attack of heavy teams, Coach Haughton has taught comparatively light players to cope with this disadvantage through recourse to their greater speed and by alertness to profit by opponents' errors. For five years now the training of the football team has rested upon Mr. Haughton's able shoulders, and each year...
Captain H. A. H. Baker, left centre, about whom the whole of last year's attack was developed, will of course be able to play. He was the most spectacu- lar player seen on the ice last winter; in combination with Kuhn he carried the puck the length of the ice for many goals. W. Kuhn will also be available at right centre, and he and Baker should again prove and exceptionally fast pair of forwards. The only other regular player from last year's team will be T. Emmons at coverpoint. Of the substitutes, Patterson, at left...
Princeton, however, far surpassed the Yale team throughout the game in the attack, the latter's backs with the exception of Captain Spalding appearing heavy and slow. Flynn, while unable to tear off long gains around the ends as he had earlier in the season, punting for long distances and with great accuracy in the face of a strong wind, did much to keep the Yale goal out of danger. The weakness of their offence forced the Yale team to adopt defensive tactics the greater portion of the time. Ketcham, at centre, far surpassed Bluethenthal, being down the field with...
...started much oftener than in the Harvard game. Many times they got through all but the secondary defence and ran back kicks for much greater distances than in the game in the Stadium two weeks ago. A review of the game, as a whole, showed that Princeton's shifting attack possessed great strength on open plays, while Yale was generally weak on the offence though possessing a powerful defensive line...